Category: Home Pest Control
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A New Jersey Mice Infestation Can Make You Sick
For some people, having a New Jersey mice infestation in your home might not seem like it is such a big deal. Being nocturnal creatures, mice are rarely seen or heard, and the average homeowner typically realizes that they have a mice infestation problem in their home when they find blackish oval sized small pellets…
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Don’t Let That NJ House Mouse Take Refuge In Your Home This Winter!
Take one step outside of your New Jersey home these days and the cold air will send you indoors in no time at all. Humans are not the only creatures that are not fond of the cold winter chill that slams the east coast once the leaves hit the ground. Much to our dismay, one…
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Do You Think You Have A New Jersey Bed Bug Infestation?
Thanksgiving has now come and gone. Perhaps your son or daughter came home to spend the holiday with the family. Maybe you took a flight out of town to visit family that you haven’t seen in years. Perhaps you stayed home for Thanksgiving Day, but then spent the weekend in New York City for a great…
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NJ Bed Bugs Are Bad For Business
In the not so distant past, bed bugs were almost eradicated from households in the United States. Experts believe that with the ease of international travel and the lack of potent pesticides available in the United States, bed bugs have enjoyed their resurgence. Add in the fact that many people are not educated on how…
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With Bed Bug Numbers Rising…So Will Bed Bug Lawsuits!
New Jersey bed bug infestations have proven to be a frustrating pest and they definitely require the help of a licensed New Jersey pest control expert to eradicate. These bloodsuckers have crept their way into many people’s luggage, hotels, schools, movie theaters, hospitals, homes, and apartments. Bed bug infestations have now been reported in all…
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Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome – What To Watch Out For
Hantavirus Pulmonary Syndrome is a disease that was discovered in November of 1993 when a sudden outbreak of Hantavirus occurred in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and Colorado. During the Hantavirus outbreak, many previously healthy people suddenly became ill with acute respiratory symptoms, which resulted in death for half of those that were affected. After months…